The most important waste stream created during oil and gas production is oilfield-produced
water. When discharged without treatment, it poses a significant risk of pollution of marine …

In the past two decades, freshwater bodies and their water quality have deteriorated rapidly
due to several natural and anthropogenic causes, as well as rapid urbanization and …

Water quality of natural water bodies is on a rapid decline due to activities and discharges
arising from population growth, urbanisation and industrialisation. The water quality of a …

The water quality of a Nigerian river was studied between December 2017 and November
2018 in six stations in relation to anthropogenic impacts and suitability to support aquatic …

The Cipeles watershed is the largest subsystem of the Cimanuk watershed, which is located
in an agricultural area. Some segments of the Cipeles River are appropriate for aquatic life …

This study provides a comprehensive analysis of the water quality in five major rivers in
Türkiye: Sakarya, Yeşilırmak, Kızılırmak, Seyhan Rivers, and Niğde Creek. Utilizing …

Water quality can be known from the value of WQI (Water Quality Index), a number that
describes water quality based on measurements of water quality parameters. Plankton is an …

Water is essential for the life and nourishment of all living things. River water quality has
deteriorated in recent years as a result of toxic wastes and contaminants. This rapid …

The abundance of natural fossil fuel in the Niger Delta of Nigeria has instituted generation of
oilfield produced water (PW) in large volume. This constitutes environmental pollution when …

Efficient water quality monitoring and ensuring the safety of drinking water by government
agencies in areas where the resource is constantly depleted due to anthropogenic or natural …